In a piece for NJ.com, journalist Jessica Beym compared rescheduling Halloween due to rain to rescheduling Christmas because of a blizzard.
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It's interesting ... doesn't sound like he's rescheduling either concert.
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The process of rescheduling drugs, however, is a bit muddled.
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DJI says it will be rescheduling the event soon, though.
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Mr Khalil soon clarified that he meant rescheduling, not restructuring.
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Lawmakers are talking about rescheduling his testimony to July 24.
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But after countless rescheduling and delayed texts we got there.
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The White House said it is working on rescheduling it.
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There are two marijuana rescheduling petitions now before the DEA.
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We look forward to rescheduling this important set of meetings.
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The rep tells us 5FDP will be rescheduling affected shows.
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But the possible policy implications of rescheduling seem fairly small.
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The real victory from rescheduling, then, would largely be symbolic.
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Yes, Condé Nast is going to keep rescheduling that meeting, Rory.
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The flight rescheduling also comes at the expense of federal dollars.
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One event will occur in Paris, a rescheduling of the Dec.
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The federal courts also can rule on the issue of rescheduling.
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Many already have, rescheduling maintenance downtime or running at lower capacity.
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"We are rescheduling and will not announce time/day," Goldberg wrote.
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But then it became writing about cancellations and postponements and rescheduling.
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We'll be rescheduling the interview to a more appropriate time/place.
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He looks forward to rescheduling the trip to New Hampshire very soon.
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Mercury retrograde is a time of delays, rescheduling, Freudian slips, and miscommunication.
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After rescheduling, Prince performed at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta Thursday night.
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Scheduling and rescheduling are only possible if you use the right tools.
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The airport resumed operations later that day, rescheduling hundreds of flights. Aug.
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The network is working on rescheduling the town halls, the spokesperson said.
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Rescheduling events can pose serious financial issues for organizers, according to Breden.
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No time frame has been announced for rescheduling the ballot in Ghazni.
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It sounds like we may be rescheduling, which I'd be okay with.
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But I think this is an area where rescheduling would certainly help.
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One of the sources said Glencore was open to the idea of rescheduling.
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The CDC didn't answer a question regarding the reasoning behind rescheduling the summit.
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The judge gave her the option of rescheduling the court date for Friday.
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Hickman said the White House expressed interest in rescheduling after the new year.
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He tweeted some suggestions to the court, including rescheduling back-to-back arguments.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration was against rescheduling and fought the case in 2012.
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"I will be in touch with counsel soon to discuss rescheduling," Slights wrote.
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Meanwhile, Biden's half-measure of decriminalization and rescheduling may lead to other problems.
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Shanghai's Disneyland will waive some rescheduling fees for customers who change travel plans.
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No timeframe has been announced for the rescheduling of the ballot in Ghazni.
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In December, the company canceled multiple attempts before rescheduling the launch window for 2018.
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I thank her for that and look forward to rescheduling sometime in the future!
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After rescheduling, he is set to hold another in Albuquerque, New Mexico, this Saturday.
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US spaceflight startup Rocket Lab is rescheduling its first commercial rocket launch once again.
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"Rescheduling whole-plant marijuana does pose a threat to the pharmaceutical industry," he said.
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The former vice president is reportedly rescheduling his trip for some time in October.
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If rescheduling fails, Coachella may suffer the same fate as SXSW: being canceled entirely.
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" The Court will "examine the options for rescheduling" in "light of the developing circumstances.
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Beyond the staffing issues, rescheduling the speech would have other benefits for Democrats, too.
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I'm catching up on emails and rescheduling appointments that I'll miss due to my appendicitis.
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The country's constitutional court has given the go-ahead for the rescheduling of the election.
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The rescheduling feature should also work across domains and with Microsoft Exchange, the company notes.
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But he said that rescheduling Monday's earnings call and withdrawing 2016 guidance was a negative.
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This is not to say that rescheduling cannabis would not have any positive tangible effects.
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Rescheduling would release a lot of these barriers that exist only for Schedule I substances.
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Eric Holcomb, a Republican, signed an executive order rescheduling the state's primary election to June.
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He tried rescheduling his flight online, but was redirected to call the customer service line.
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Mr. Horvath said he was open to rescheduling the event if she wished to participate.
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That rescheduling left Sotheby's selling "Imps and Mods" on its own last week in London.
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It begins on March 22, in Aries, and will find you rescheduling plenty of plans.
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Their talks will largely focus on rescheduling the summit between the North Korean despot and Trump.
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HONG KONG AIRPORT SAYS WILL IMPLEMENT FLIGHT RESCHEDULING ON TUESDAY, FLIGHT MOVEMENTS EXPECTED TO BE AFFECTED
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Expect your commute to get totally fucked, and watch out for plenty of rescheduling and miscommunication.
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Fans were pissed after spending hundreds on tickets with no guarantee of a rescheduling or refund.
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An EPA spokesman told Reuters that rescheduling the trip had been stymied by Australia's parliamentary schedule.
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The DEA has not been friendly to the idea of rescheduling the drug in the past.
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In rescheduling his January plans to visit Israel, Mr. Pruitt's staff chose a notable week. Feb.
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UK-based wedding coordinator Nina Beer recommends rescheduling rather than postponing weddings to avoid losing deposits.
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We look forward to rescheduling the ceremony and will make that announcement at the earliest convenience.
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Travelers can also call the airline for assistance with rescheduling or canceling flights for no penalty.
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It would probably need a more aggressive rescheduling of Argentina's debt than Mr Macri has proposed.
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And they can use the app for deleting or expiring posts, rescheduling posts or publishing drafts.
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In the initial vote on the rescheduling, one member of the upper house appeared to vote against.
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Mercury is retrograde, finding you reorganizing your life and running into a lot of issues with rescheduling.
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University of California spokeswoman Dianne Klein has responded, again, by arguing that the rescheduling is about safety.
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A date for a possible rescheduling of the event was not listed on the group's Facebook page.
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Rescheduling the summit, for now, sets the two parties again on a path toward a peaceful agreement.
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Glencore's boss Ivan Glasenberg said last week he could not rule out a rescheduling of the payments.
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The company also said it was rescheduling its annual investor day from October to spring next year.
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Disney's rescheduling of "Mulan" came after the company announced it was closing Disneyland because of the outbreak.
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Goldenvoice, the AEG-owned group promoting the festival has reportedly been finalizing talks for rescheduling since Sunday.
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In announcing this postponement, the court said it would "examine the options for rescheduling" the 11 cases.
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No hotel vouchers were offered and no ticket vouchers were given, since this was an involuntary rescheduling.
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In places like Phoenix, air traffic controllers are already rescheduling flights to cooler hours of the day.
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Kim Yong Chol, believed to be 72, and Pompeo&aposs talks will largely focus on rescheduling the summit.
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EVA Airways Corp, one of Taiwan's main international airlines, said it was cancelling or rescheduling some international flights.
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Buckingham Palace says it is too early to comment on any future plans for possibly rescheduling the visit.
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The government of British Columbia in Canada is rescheduling a trade trip to China for the same reason.
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She later revealed she'd be rescheduling the performance, part of her It's My Party tour, for Monday night.
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Kepler Cheuvreux said in a note that a 10-year debt rescheduling would impact Casino's future dividend policy.
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Venus squares off with your planetary ruler, Uranus, bringing some surprising news—and likely some rescheduling—your way.
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But the DEA made no mention as to whether the FDA review was in favor or against rescheduling.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven Block said the federal government accepts the rescheduling but wants resolution for Hastert's actions.
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Simply rescheduling cannabis from I to II from I to III does not necessarily change these regulatory hurdles.
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Popular airlines including Delta and United Airlines have started to waive rescheduling or cancellation fees to South Korea.
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But there is no apparent precedent for rescheduling an election so close to the planned vote, Republicans acknowledged.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and President Trump are also likely to discuss rescheduling the State of the Union address.
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"The real conversation we should be having is about rescheduling cannabis, removing it from Schedule I," Marks said.
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When weather or mechanical issues disrupt travel, the airlines' speed in recomputing, rerouting and rescheduling matters, he said.
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That the Drug Enforcement Agency is already comfortable with the possibility of rescheduling psychedelics is a very positive sign.
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In addition, many Broadway shows went dark, with some casts performing on the sidewalks as well as rescheduling shows.
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But Bin Laden thinks third time's a charm—his team is already working on rescheduling the Warm Up show.
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A few days ago, Republicans were considering rescheduling the election, which Governor Kay Ivey could do under state law.
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In addition, many Broadway shows went dark, with many casts performing on the sidewalks as well as rescheduling shows.
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"Hong Kong International Airport will implement flight rescheduling today with flight movements expected to be affected," the notice said.
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While you were rescheduling your vacation plans due to Hermine, Kylie Jenner was hitting the bottle of hair dye.
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Khalil, in Friday's comments, said such a rescheduling would be undertaken in coordination with the central bank and banks.
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The central bank expects the rescheduling of mortgages to take longer than the process for consumer loans, it added.
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Bratches told Reuters at last weekend's Spanish Grand Prix that the British weather had made such a rescheduling impractical.
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If you're due for your pap screen (also known as a smear test), Dr. Pisal advises rescheduling if possible.
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With weak cell phone service and spotty wi-fi connections, Wine said some passengers had difficulty rescheduling their flights.
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By the end of the week, potential buyers were rescheduling appointments they had canceled on Wednesday, Mr. Kliegerman said.
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Airlines have been hit particularly hard, having reduced their flight schedules and offered waivers for rescheduling and cancellation fees.
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They are hopeful the league will explore all options to include rescheduling, but they are prepared for any result.
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The Court will examine the options for rescheduling those cases in due course in light of the developing circumstances.
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We're completely closed, so the next couple of months are just rescheduling and trying to figure out what's next.
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"Some events will go ahead without him, while they are looking at the possibility of rescheduling others," he said.
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This followed a rescheduling deal on an $850 million eurobond launched in 2013 that Mozambique was struggling to repay.
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The retractable roof since fitted over Centre Court virtually rules out a similar rescheduling being necessary in the future.
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If you can postpone travel, save yourself the headache of being stuck at the airport and be proactive about rescheduling.
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Fears that Saddam Hussein would target this, the most American of sporting events, led some NFL officials to consider rescheduling.
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And Rocket Lab warns that it will only launch if conditions are ideal, so people should expect lots of rescheduling.
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However, as always with Mercury retrograde, be mindful of delays, miscommunications, rescheduling, and chance encounters with people from your past.
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Smoking a joint in support of rescheduling cannabis from of the DEA's Schedule I list may turn a few heads.
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With Cleanly Reserve, users get 10 percent off of all Cleanly services, along with waived delivery, cancellation and rescheduling fees.
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You will want a lot of wiggle room for rescheduling plans and having time to yourself to rest and recuperate.
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Rescheduling would make it easier to research the health consequences—benefits and harms—and could have implications for marijuana businesses.
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On Monday, Judge Kimba M. Wood of Federal District Court issued an order rescheduling Mr. Skelos's sentencing for 10 a.m.
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In order to avoid the political circus and conundrums, it might be best to leave rescheduling to the executive branch.
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Puzder's hearing was tentatively scheduled for January 17th, but will have to be moved due to the rescheduling of Mrs.
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In light of these rules, most states rescheduling their primaries set new dates just ahead of this June 21 cutoff.
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Work teams in your company or organization who could use help with the mechanics of rescheduling, canceling or reorganizing events?
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From there, you can start to plan for the future by rescheduling, instead of canceling, any service appointments you had.
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Multiple sources told Reuters that postponing the 2021 regulations by a year was on the agenda, along with race rescheduling.
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Some cruise lines are rescheduling and canceling trips, while others are increasing screening procedures for travelers embarking at Chinese ports.
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Poll after poll shows that the majority of Americans, Republicans and Democrats alike, support decriminalizing, rescheduling, or downright legalizing marijuana.
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As this loan carries a sovereign guarantee, Mozambique risks being declared in default unless it can negotiate another rescheduling agreement.
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After he resigned in a deal with prosecutors, his successor, Kay Ivey, surprised national Republicans by rescheduling the special election.
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If airlines are allowed to penalize customers for missing or rescheduling a flight, regulators should bar the airlines from overbooking.
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On a call with reporters Tuesday, chief medical officer Karen Lu said that staff had begun contacting patients and rescheduling appointments.
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Several passengers are booking rental cars to drive instead, and a handful of people are rescheduling their flights for tomorrow morning.
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It will lead to a rescheduling of extraction, with extraction occurring more slowly to reduce emission readings at any given time.
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The network settled on editing the episodes and rescheduling the premiere following unsuccessful attempts to sell the show as it was.
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Rescheduling marijuana would ease up many federal restrictions, including on banking, and significantly alter the enforcement priorities of the Justice Department.
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While many people are canceling, rescheduling, or changing trips, millennials are taking advantage of cheap flights, reported Ben Kesslen for NBC.
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Louisiana was the first state to postpone its presidential primary, rescheduling it to June 463 from the originally planned April 246.
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Kathryn Mattingly, a spokeswoman for EOIR, said that the rescheduling was necessary to deal with the substantial volume of recent cases.
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DOJ has made a commitment to rescheduling the hearing for when the crisis abates and the Committee is able to reconvene.
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FIS said it will announce the rescheduling of the cancelled races — a downhill and a super-G — at a later date.
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After months of rescheduling and postponements, Depp's legal team is set to depose Heard on Saturday in her ongoing restraining order case.
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Lawrence is trippin' for bringing Aparna (Jasmine Kaur) in the first place instead of just rescheduling their plans like he intended to.
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She says McCoy would end up rescheduling his parenting time with his son later that day, something he had never done before.
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Thankfully, the Google Calendar team has heard your sighs of frustration and built a new tool that makes rescheduling meetings much easier.
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The WTO in recent weeks has twice delayed the public announcement of a ruling in the case, rescheduling it for next Wednesday.
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Despite all the bluster, neither Trump nor his top national security officials have closed the door to rescheduling the summit with Kim.
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Rescheduling would also be logistically complicated, as organizers would have to make sure the new dates didn't conflict with other major events.
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The CFA Institute will not be issuing refunds, as it is rescheduling all participants for the June exams to a later date.
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"The rescheduling is in the interest of selecting the next suitable window for the IPO," the statement said, without giving further details.
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Why it matters: Rescheduling the speech would have another benefits for the Democrats: taking away a nationally televised platform from the president.
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He said that a rescheduling of the trial to September had created a conflict with his teaching obligations at Harvard Law School.
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"The court will examine the options for rescheduling those cases in due course in light of the developing circumstances," the spokeswoman said.
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The country has lurched from one economic crisis to another, culminating in the recent reimposition of currency controls and rescheduling of debts.
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Ms. Merkel's party appeared to recognize the potential for delay and postponed its own party congress, scheduled for mid-December, without rescheduling.
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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will consult county executives on Thursday to discuss the possible rescheduling of the domestic season.
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AEDT This story has been updated to clarify that Taskers will not be penalised for late cancellations of rescheduling due to illness.
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The repeated rescheduling of Brexit has been an enormous embarrassment for the Conservatives, and Johnson in particular was opposed to the delay.
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Minor league baseball teams, especially those in the eclipse's path, went even further, with a handful rescheduling games to take full advantage.
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association recommends that schools should consider rescheduling games or moving them indoors if the AQI, is above 200.
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After scolding him, Sullivan agreed to give Flynn more time to complete his cooperation in the Kian case before rescheduling his sentencing.
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No date was given for its rescheduling, and rumors have been swirling that senior ANC leaders are now focused on ousting Zuma.
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" Part of a historic court decision against rescheduling cannabis argued that "marijuana's medicinal value has never been proven in sound scientific studies.
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"If they had simply just blocked rescheduling, all the headlines would be about how the DEA is once again blocking research," Angell said.
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Hundreds of firms have since defaulted or applied for konkordato, a court-approved rescheduling of debt that allows them to avoid declaring bankruptcy.
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So far, all requests for a removal or rescheduling of the marijuana plant to a Schedule II or III drug have been denied.
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"The decline in the number of bankruptcies among smaller firms was led by strategic incentives such as rescheduling loan-payment deadlines," said Seki.
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"[Rescheduling and buying buses] didn't turn out to be as much of an issue that some were fearful it might be," Torre said.
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DSI aims to discuss the rescheduling of payments on existing debt and to seek support for its 2017-2021 business plan, he said.
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"Future rescheduling (will) soon ... be determined as we continue to monitor this situation closely with public health officials and medical experts," NASCAR said.
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Middle East Airlines, the Lebanese flag carrier, issued a statement on Wednesday announcing the rescheduling of some of its flights until Friday evening.
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The first of these paths would have the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) rescheduling the drug; it's a plan Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden supports.
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Ho also recommended limiting the number of vendor and client visits to the office, rescheduling the meetings you have or conducting them virtually.
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While many people are cancelling, rescheduling, or changing trips, the younger generation is taking advantage of cheap flights, reported Ben Kesslen for NBC.
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The airport is using a flight rescheduling system to adjust all flight times, and will work closely with the airlines, the spokesperson said.
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To put clients at ease during a crisis and improve your chance of rescheduling services after, freelancers must show empathy toward their customers.
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There is of course precedent for postponing local elections, including the rescheduling of the primary elections in Ohio, Georgia, and Louisiana this year.
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The Serie A league called an emergency meeting for Wednesday to discuss the consequences of the government measures and the rescheduling of matches.
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We've rounded up the refund and rescheduling policies of major airlines below, and the impacts that the virus is having across their routes.
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Members pledged afterward to have Bannon return to Capitol Hill to finish answering their questions, and after rescheduling several times, finally did Thursday morning.
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The band says to expect an announcement soon on rescheduling the 10 U.S. dates for AC/DC that will include Rose at the microphone.
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Microsoft Bookings also supports self-service rescheduling, and it syncs appointments to a centralized calendar and staff calendars in Outlook for Office 365, Outlook.
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Part of this new Calendar feature will also let users add an optional message to the proposal, to give some context around the rescheduling.
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Travelers who bought insurance should check to see if the policy will kick in to cover nonrefundable costs of rescheduling or canceling the trip.
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Live Nation did not treat the announcement as a cancellation, but rather said Janet was simply rescheduling the tour so people could still attend.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment and doesn't prove that DEA rescheduling of opioid products caused the surge in cryptomarket sales, the researchers acknowledge.
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"For some reason we think that rescheduling bus runs is some major feat," Stacy Simera, spokesperson for the Start School Later coalition, told me.
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He has advised out-of-town clients to avoid trips that week and said he would be using Skype or rescheduling in-office meetings.
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Communication will improve in your love life and around your creative pursuits, and soon all the rescheduling you've been having to do will end!
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The Moon is in trickster Gemini, and the Sun clashes with the planet of chaos, Uranus, this evening, bringing surprises—and likely some rescheduling.
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IOC President Thomas Bach said on Wednesday that "all options" were on the table for rescheduling, including holding the Games before the Japanese summer.
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Mercury retrograde is famous for miscommunications and delays, and you will have to deal with a lot of rescheduling while it's retrograde in Capricorn.
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The economic stimulus includes tax breaks and rescheduling of loans for companies affected by the virus outbreak, and cash aid for some, he said.
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Hopefully, OnePlus will get enough attention to make up for the pain of rescheduling an event before Apple takes away the spotlight the following day.
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Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil said such a rescheduling would be undertaken in coordination with lenders and the central bank, Bloomberg said, citing a statement.
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President Donald Trump is going to the United Kingdom next week — a trip he's been canceling and rescheduling for months over worries over massive protests.
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In the meantime, advocates are working on rescheduling cannabis so more trials like Dr. Metz's will be able to be publically funded throughout the country.
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The rescheduling is partly based on continued interest in the current generation E2275 jet in the North American market, the company said in a statement.
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For six months Raja and his team have been canceling, then rescheduling, then canceling again when American plans to once again fly 215 Max jets.
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But ultimately, rescheduling the plant would do little to significantly loosen the grasp of federal prohibition or make herbal cannabis readily accessible for clinical study.
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Once your child is in a good place emotionally, don't make any promises about rescheduling events or making up for lost time, Dr. Goodman said.
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Analysts expect the central bank to be able to foot the bill, for now, though some in Beirut believe a rescheduling or restructuring is preferable.
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The purpose of the policy was to improve attendance and encourage early rescheduling to make room for other patients who are waiting to be seen.
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A few weeks ago, he began to reconsider his schedule (and now he'll have to do more rescheduling because the building just closed its gym).
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In Pyeongchang, this week's New Year holiday and the rescheduling of races because of high winds earlier in the week may also have kept people away.
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The rescheduling is the latest in a series of delays for Webb, which NASA had originally hoped to get off the ground way back in 230.
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Trump said he'd be watching the Kavanaugh hearing Thursday, potentially even rescheduling an anticipated meeting with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to make time for it.
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Creditors should therefore expect to be asked by Fernández to write-down a non-trivial portion of their loans to Argentina in addition to the rescheduling.
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In the most recent case, international jewellers have sought the rescheduling of a huge trade fair with up to 40% of exhibitors threatening to pull out.
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" But, he added, "It would have been a lot better if he'd exercised the power to get marijuana rescheduling done while he was still in office.
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Rescheduling a hearing originally set for last week, the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology has set a new hearing for October 25, Reuters reports.
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"If you don't force yourself into really tight constraints...then it just avoids all of those issues of rescheduling and things like that," the CEO says.
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Despite this trend, the DEA decided against rescheduling Marijuana in August, keeping it a federal crime to traffic in or profit from the sale of Marijuana.
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Hong Kong's airport resumed operations on Wednesday, rescheduling hundreds of flights that had been disrupted over the past two days as protesters clashed with riot police.
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Rebooking has become a game for many couples who are deciding how far out they're comfortable rescheduling their wedding while not knowing when quarantines will lift.
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In a memo sent to teams on Thursday, Goodell said rescheduling the draft would be difficult because it was unclear when a better date would emerge.
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HearthstoneA Hearthstone Masters Tour event, set for Los Angeles on March 20-22 after a previous coronavirus-related rescheduling from Indonesia, will now be online only.
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Health-care providers are also putting their disaster plans to the test and have been rescheduling appointments and moving critical medications in anticipation of the blackouts.
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If you are traveling to an area affected by the fires, you will likely be able to get a refund or have the option of rescheduling.
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While the group would certainly like to see marijuana removed from the Controlled Substances Act, its stance is that rescheduling is the more realistic option, politically.
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"I am fully committed to rescheduling these important events on our 2020 schedule, especially our first major, the ANA Inspiration," said Mike Whan, the L.P.G.A. commissioner.
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Domestic headwinds may make it harder for Ms. Merkel to use her dwindling political capital to offer concessions to Greece on rescheduling its debt to eurozone countries.
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Though Sessions does not support rescheduling marijuana or legalizing it at the federal level, his thinking seems to have evolved on the issue over the past year.
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"We will work with our implementing partners to plan for a resumption of refugee arrivals, including rescheduling travel for those affected by the extension," the spokesperson said.
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The Daily Beast first reported that the second talk had been canceled and noted that officials at the Special Operations Center of Excellence school considered rescheduling it.
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These applications on the desktop and on mobile both have their advantages for booking chunks of time, but don't work well at rescheduling a group of tasks.
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The U.S. president took to Twitter Tuesday to announce he would no longer go to Denmark next month, but said he looked forward to rescheduling the trip.
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After a sharp narrowing in the general government deficit in 2015, the challenge for authorities is to anchor fiscal gains, taking advantage of external bond debt rescheduling.
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Rosanne Cash (Tuesday) Rosanne Cash, the prolific musician, writer and daughter of Johnny Cash, will appear as part of Live From NYPL series after rescheduling last fall.
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Smart reminders will pop up now and then to keep you focused throughout the day, and the calendar has a rescheduling function that automatically updates your priorities.
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In moving the game, he also left the door open to a possible rescheduling in 2019, pending a resolution of the issue, a passing of the storm.
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Eric Holcomb signed an executive order on Friday rescheduling the state's primary election to June, joining six other states in postponing their primaries amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mashable reached out to the company, and a spokesperson confirmed that Taskers who are unwell or showing COVID-19 symptoms will not be penalized for rescheduling tasks.
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While such stories can uncomfortably parallel reality, there's enough of a pass-the-popcorn vibe to "Shooter" that USA was probably being over-cautious in rescheduling the premiere.
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In the meantime, attorneys are rescheduling the depositions of Sumner's daughter Shari Redstone, and Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman for next week and the following week, according to O'Donnell.
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The school said it was taking extra precautions in light of the Yiannopoulos protests and recent riots in the city, adding that it was "firmly committed" to rescheduling.
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We'll probably get some more clues down the line, as this administration is only two months old, and the rescheduling meetings are certainly a hint in one direction.
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If you bought travel insurance before Pavlof erupted Sunday, check to see if your policy will kick in to cover nonrefundable costs of rescheduling or cancelling your trip.
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The move follows the ratings agency on Tuesday lowering Lebanon's issuer ratings to Caa2, citing the increased likelihood of a debt rescheduling it would classify as a default.
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Harris did not consider canceling or rescheduling her appearance in support of Gillum after she was one of the intended targets of an explosive device, NBC News reported.
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Though Harris and Blumenauer's bill would not work to change marijuana's federal classification, from a researcher's perspective it carries many of the same operative effects of a rescheduling.
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With a socially liberal populace that backs multinational institutions like the E.U. and U.N., both of which Mr. Trump has criticized, the Irish government might welcome a rescheduling.
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The cruise line also provided additional rescheduling options in case some holidaymakers chose to postpone their travels until after the coronavirus becomes less of a public-health threat.
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"We are working with the league on rescheduling these matches and will share more information through the league when it is available," the Dynasty said in a statement.
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New OrderThe band postponed its shows in Tokyo and Osaka, and while it sounds like they plan on rescheduling them, there's no word on when that might happen.
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"While rescheduling on its own may provide some benefit in terms of facilitating research, it could complicate the federal-state relationship with respect to cannabis," the groups wrote.
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The DEA does a great disservice to the millions of Americans who suffer from chronic pain when it ignores the barriers to pain relief that drug rescheduling creates.
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They force training changes, range cancellations and rescheduling that reverberate into the next training year and often place tremendous burdens on the individual, the family, and the employer.
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In a second video, Lopez again grew emotional as she promised her fans she would make it up to them by rescheduling the performance as soon as she could.
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Like many states, Texas requires that a person wait 24 hours after their counseling appointment to get their abortion, so rescheduling could prolong the procedure a week or more.
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The band noted they'll announce more information about rescheduling and refunding soon, so maybe there's a chance Coldplay will perform "Houston" one more time in the city it's for.
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There was also some rescheduling of the Alpine skiing at the last Winter Olympics in Sochi when rain, fog and rising temperatures disrupted the final part of the competition.
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The election commission took a step on Wednesday toward restarting the process by rescheduling elections for interim provincial governors for March 26, commission spokesman Jean-Pierre Kalamba told Reuters.
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One of the starting points for rescheduling cannabis would be for the the World Health Organization (WHO) to undertake a formal review of cannabis' placement in the convention system.
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For a lot of folks, spending hours rescheduling routes, shuttling around passengers, and, yes, picking up trash, sounds like a thankless bout of community service, not a video game.
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Perhaps that's why I'm acting like an overgrown child, obsessing about the moment, rescheduling my day just so I can spend Monday afternoon witnessing and recording this rare event.
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If you bought travel insurance, check to see if your policy will kick in to cover nonrefundable costs of rescheduling or canceling your trip — but don't count on it.
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Based on sales before and after the opioid rescheduling, they saw no change in purchases of opioids from outside the U.S., and no changes in any other drug categories.
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The WHO recommends against blanket international air travel restrictions, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends canceling or rescheduling non-essential travel to high-risk areas.
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There was no word about rescheduling — until two days later, when we received minutes to a team meeting that had happened in the interim, and listed us as absent!
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There isn't a timetable for rescheduling the event, and organizers at the Space Foundation says it's working with its stakeholders on future dates and "additional guidance" around next steps.
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It also said in a statement that it will decide on rescheduling its own Club World Cup, which had originally been scheduled for that period, at a later date.
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But rescheduling a two-week meeting for 12,000 civil society participants may be difficult, said Vanessa Jackson, the U.N. Representative for CARE, an anti-poverty and social justice organization.
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Business Insider's Slotnick has rounded up the current refund and rescheduling policies of major airlines, including Delta, American Airlines, Lufthansa, British Airways, Hawaiian Airlines, Alaska Airlines, and JetBlue, here.
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French brand DS, part of PSA Group said it was seeking a venue near Paris to showcase a new concept car and was rescheduling interviews with executives by telephone.
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"We will work with our implementing partners to plan for a resumption of refugee arrivals, including rescheduling travel for those affected by the extension," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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OnePlus is now reaching out to attendees to let them know about the rescheduling, and it's offering to cover travel expenses for attendees if they need to change their flights.
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It features a variety of different modes for smarter organizing on both short- and long-term projects, as well as a new calendar tool that makes scheduling (or rescheduling) simple.
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The subsequent bond rescheduling was part of efforts to clean up and rebuild trust for the southern African nation, under pressure from donors to improve the transparency of its finances.
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The newspaper added that the central bank felt the most important element of rescheduling should be that interest paid by borrowers should remain unchanged as a percentage of their incomes.
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Wood later referenced such red flags as when Hopper yells at Joyce for rescheduling a date and the fact he begins "policing every guy" she speaks to in the season.
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But those fringe elements -- the anti-fascists, the neo-Nazis -- concern some students who told CNN they think school administrators were trying to protect the campus by rescheduling Coulter's speech.
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Mr Macri's government said it would delay $7bn-worth of repayments on short-term bills held by institutional investors and seek a rescheduling of over $50bn of longer-term debt.
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Nor is rescheduling the work a simple matter, because printing companies have contracts to serve other customers that have been scheduled for times when census forms are not being printed.
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It's best to be straightforward if you can be and let them know you're not interested in spending time with them if it gets to the point of serial rescheduling.
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Bar sports had for a time seemed immune to cancellation, but snooker postponed its world championship at the Crucible in Sheffield, England, and hoped for a rescheduling in the summer.
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SXSW has officially announced it will cancel its tech and music conference slated for March 22019th to 211nd in Austin, Texas due to concerns around coronavirus, though it's exploring rescheduling.
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On Saturday, the United Arab Emirates' central bank advised banks to take measures to mitigate the economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak, including rescheduling loans and reducing fees and commissions.
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During their questioning, subcommittee members referenced several of the active cannabis-related bills before Congress, and asked if rescheduling or even descheduling cannabis would solve some of these ongoing conflicts.
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That could mean booking his testimony during a weekend when the president would otherwise be playing golf and being open to rescheduling it if there is a crisis, he said.
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Qatar's announcement did give some respite to Lebanese debt investors after Moody's said last week that Lebanon is at risk of a debt rescheduling or steps that may constitute a default.
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You just tell the Calendar app what you want to do, and it helps you carve out enough time in the week, even smartly rescheduling your sessions should something come up.
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"Hong Kong International Airport will implement flight rescheduling today with flight movements expected to be affected," said a notice published on the Hong Kong International Airport's official mobile app on Tuesday.
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By Saturday night — after posting emotional videos explaining how "devastated and heartbroken" she was over the turn of events — Lopez, 49, revealed that she would be rescheduling the show for Monday.
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The United States Drug Enforcement Administration today rejected a pair of administrative rescheduling petitions challenging the federal classification of cannabis as a Schedule I controlled substance with no accepted medical utility.
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Rescheduling a substance on the 1961 convention requires a majority vote at the CND, and two-thirds of the body's members would have to approve any alterations to the 1971 treaty.
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Huge shifts are taking place around your schedule thanks to yesterday's eclipse, and big conversations take place today as you realize that you have so much reorganizing and rescheduling to do.
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In 1988, the DEA's own administrative law judge ruled in favor of rescheduling marijuana, but in 85033, the agency set aside that decision — a decision the appellate courts eventually let stand.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The leader of the Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, criticised Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday for rescheduling a delayed vote in parliament on her Brexit deal until mid-January.
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However, because of this blank space in my calendar on that day I was able to resolve the matter with the client without rescheduling any otheritems on my to-do-list.
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After the board took the unusual step of rescheduling its monthly meeting for Martin Luther King's Birthday, a state and federal holiday, a crowd of Hoboken residents showed up to protest.
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The differences really spilled into the open after the bomb attack on the team bus in April, when Tuchel and Watzke clashed over the rescheduling of the affected Champions League game.
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South Korean budget carrier Air Seoul said it will halt all flights to China, while Taiwan's China Airlines announced a further rescheduling of its flights to China from Friday to Feb.
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This could be a negotiating tactic Trump is not closing the door to rescheduling the summit with Kim should he agree to the United States' demands for complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization.
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They could also soon agree on rescheduling the public hearing where former acting Attorney General Sally Yates was expected to testify about communications between Russians and former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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The Moon is in Gemini, illuminating a very private, sexy, and mysterious sector of your chart—but expect unexpected tasks and chores to pop up today, as well as rescheduling and delays.
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Dabiri-Erewa did not make any explicit link to the ban, but said Nigerians without any urgent need should "consider rescheduling their trip until there is clarity on the new immigration policy".
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Paul Armentano, the deputy director of NORML, points out that it's hard to discuss the possibility of a government monopoly on cannabis when the federal government will hardly acknowledge rescheduling the drug.
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" JONATHAN TEETERS, director of government affairs for Tradiv, an online wholesale marketplace that connects cannabis cultivators with dispensaries "Rescheduling could be a Trojan Horse that keeps cannabis in a controlled substance status.
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"Benguela is totally against the possibility of Capitec clients being caught in a debt spiral as a result of Capitec's rescheduling policy," Benguela Chief Investment Officer Zwelakhe Mnguni said in the statement.
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Hong Kong's airport resumed operations on Wednesday, rescheduling hundreds of flights that had been disrupted this week as protesters clashed with riot police in a deepening crisis in the Chinese-controlled city.
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On Sunday the Okaz newspaper reported, citing unnamed sources, that the central bank had told banks to postpone for a month receiving payments on such loans as part of the rescheduling process.
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How do former Secretary of State, New York state senator, and FLOTUS Clinton, and Trump, a businessman and one-time reality TV figure, feel about rescheduling cannabis under the Controlled Substances Act?
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"At the direction of the County of Riverside and local health authorities, we must sadly confirm the rescheduling of Coachella and Stagecoach due to COVID-19 concerns," Goldenvoice said in a statement.
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"At the direction of the County of Riverside and local health authorities, we must sadly confirm the rescheduling of Coachella and Stagecoach due to COVID-19 concerns," organizers said in an email.
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The decision was precipitated by the rescheduling of the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament, which Disney intended to lean on heavily for the promotion of its new streaming service, per TechCrunch.
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Formula One has cancelled its usual August shutdown, bringing it forward and extending it to three weeks in March and April in the hope of rescheduling races from earlier in the season.
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A senior political source said the main parties that back Diab's government were against paying maturing foreign currency debt, including the March 9 bond, and instead want negotiations to agree a rescheduling.
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Tokyo 2020 organisers announced the rescheduling on Wednesday, following discussions with the International Olympic Committee and World Athletics, to ease the burden on National Olympic Committees and athletes travelling to northern Japan.
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Drug policy experts, such as Mark Kleiman, have long said that rescheduling marijuana to schedule 2 — as advocates hoped the DEA would do this time around — wouldn't have much of an effect.
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Rectifying the situation isn't just a matter of rescheduling the flights once the shutdown ends, explained Matthew Hankins, a postdoctoral astronomy researcher at CalTech who has also used SOFIA on previous work.
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While Trump left the door open for talks with Kim, chances for a quick rescheduling appear remote and the cancellation will renew fears of a return to conflict on the Korean peninsula.
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Their talks will largely focus on rescheduling the summit between the North Korean despot and President Trump , who canceled the June 12 summit in Singapore last week after hostile rhetoric from North Korea.
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"Some events will go ahead without him, while they are looking at the possibility of rescheduling others," said Goldstein, under-secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs at the State Department.
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It is not uncommon for working mothers to file discrimination cases after being passed over for promotions or denied promised compensation, or after being punished for rescheduling meetings because of a sick child.
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After falling on Thursday on comments by Khalil, Lebanon's dollar-denominated sovereign bonds tumbled for a second day on Friday when he told Bloomberg that a fiscal reform plan included a debt rescheduling.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) said that a final decision on postponement will be made within four weeks, due to the vast complexities of rescheduling a massive global sporting event like the Olympics.
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"We intend to hold all 23 races this season, with future rescheduling soon to be determined as we continue to monitor this situation closely with public health officials and medical experts," NASCAR said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian soccer officials are seeking the urgent rescheduling of Asian Champions League matches after their government imposed a travel ban on foreign nationals arriving from China due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Chuuk State Attorney General Sabino Asor said in a statement to Reuters that Chuuk would give the FSM more time to "correct some of the deficiencies" by rescheduling the vote to March 2022.
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As for things getting this far in the first place, Bieber's legal team told us they'd tried rescheduling with Schwartz ... but that he ran off to court before attempting to work something out.
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The central bank said it wanted to alleviate the difficulties of borrowers whose incomes had been reduced, and its instructions suggested commercial banks would be required to assume substantial costs in the rescheduling process.
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For example, if the space you booked for your wedding is destroyed by a hurricane or fire, a good insurance policy will cover the costs of rescheduling and reimburse you for any lost deposits.
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They recommend using EPA-approved bug spray with DEET, wearing long-sleeved shirts and pants, and rescheduling outdoor events that take place during the peak mosquito-biting hours in the early morning or evening.
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That image was shattered Monday and Tuesday as travelers and businesspeople arriving at the airport were faced with canceled flights, thousands of protesters dressed in black, and little to no information about rescheduling flights.
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The court mostly managed to avoid 4-to-4 deadlocks in the term that ended in June, rescheduling just two cases for reargument before a full court in the next term, starting in October.
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Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri said on Wednesday that debt restructuring was the best solution for looming Eurobond maturities, while the banking association said foreign investors had shown a readiness to negotiate a debt rescheduling.
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But in the 1990s, as Cambodia began to emerge from decades of war, the United States said the money was still owed, with interest and late fees, though it offered rescheduling on favorable terms.
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After the rescheduling on Monday, Ms. Schierholz said that while there were no concrete plans for an all-female spacewalk, one is increasingly likely because NASA astronauts have been diversifying in terms of gender.
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The rowing events are kind of a mess due to repeated rescheduling due to wind, but the Men's Quadruple Sculls is definitely happening (it's running right now), although no North American teams are competing.
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Hong Kong's airport resumed operations on Wednesday, rescheduling hundreds of flights that had been disrupted over the past two days as protesters clashed with riot police in a deepening crisis in the Chinese-controlled city.
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The body said that it would make a decision within four weeks, noting that it needs to account for various complexities dealing with rescheduling the global event that thousands of athletes and visitors converge on.
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Consider Ocean Independence, who has developed an addendum to charter agreements, outlining a change to the charter area, rescheduling option, or a no-penalty cancellation of the charter if agreed upon by all parties involved.
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Inform your contacts that you're operating out of an abundance and caution, so in-person meetings will be limited until the situation improves, then provide them with the option of a virtual chat or rescheduling.
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World Athletics chief Sebastian Coe has suggested its championships in Eugene, Oregon, could be moved to 2022, while swimming's FINA said they would discuss a rescheduling of their event with Tokyo organisers and the IOC.
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SYDNEY, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Australian soccer officials are seeking the urgent rescheduling of Asian Champions League matches after their government imposed a travel ban on foreign nationals arriving from China due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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BEIRUT, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Lebanon's banking association (ABL) said on Wednesday that foreign investment funds were ready to negotiate a rescheduling of the country's debt, which includes a $1.2 bln Eurobond maturing on March 9.
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The Tillis campaign canceled its December ad buy once Tucker dropped out, though it has begun rescheduling those advertisements for January and February — including a significant $275,000 buy in the Greensboro market, Walker's back yard.
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Their excuse of protecting themselves against loss from no-shows and last-minute rescheduling is hardly credible in view of the exorbitant fees they impose on passengers who don't turn up for a booked flight.
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Oh, and then there's the fact that there were difficulties rescheduling the game due to Manchester United's appearance in the FA Cup on Saturday (the season-closing match against Bournemouth is set for Tuesday instead).
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There is no question Fernández will require creditors to agree to a rescheduling of debt payments, kicking them down the road to provide breathing room in 2020, and in 2021 when pivotal midterms will be held.
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"Lack of track access has left [the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's] maintenance managers struggling to prioritize the most significant and safety critical repairs for completion, while deferring and rescheduling other work," the FTA directive said.
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She knew how much it was weighing on Gurley, but said that he still answered her emails, "was super-responsive at all points," and insisted on keeping their meetings, even if she called to suggest rescheduling.
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The inadvertent message underscored how organizers are grappling with the myriad complexities of rescheduling a tournament that stands just behind the Summer Olympics soccer competition and FIFA's World Cup as one of sport's most-watched events.
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LONDON, March 25 (Reuters) - Jamie Chadwick's defence of her W Series title has been thrown into uncertainty by coronavirus and the rescheduling of the German Touring Car (DTM) championship the all-female single-seater series supports.
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It temporarily disabled the computer systems at several British hospitals, forcing the diversion of ambulances and the rescheduling of operations, before it was stopped by the lucky break of a lone amateur who successfully defused it.
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They say they don't understand how Biden's rescheduling plan squares with his criminal justice goals or resolves the federal-state conflict, given that plenty of people still go to jail for Schedule II drugs like cocaine.
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The debt rescheduling could put bondholders in a stronger position because Norwegian Air is offering to put up its take-off and landing slots at Gatwick Airport as collateral against what was previously an unsecured bond.
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Another charter company, Ocean Independence, has developed an addendum to charter agreements, outlining a change to the charter area, rescheduling option, or a no-penalty cancellation of the charter if agreed upon by all parties involved.
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DCMJ, a community group fighting for decriminalization and the rescheduling of marijuana, headed the protest in which about 200 people participated and many smoked or vaped marijuana in front of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue at 4:20 p.m.
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Perhaps the most high-profile rescheduling petition was initially filed by NORML (the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, of which I am deputy director) in 1972 but not heard before the DEA until 1986.
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The rating and review for further downgrade "reflect the increasing likelihood of a debt rescheduling or other credit negative liability management exercise that could result in private sector holders of government liabilities suffering significant losses," Moody's said.
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Wickremesinghe who began a four-day visit to China to rebuild investor confidence will be discussing the compensation demand with government leaders along with a mechanism to ease the debt burden, possibly by rescheduling loans, Ranawaka said.
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Why it matters: One source familiar with the rescheduling tells Axios that after the State Department pulled the plug on Sondland's testimony, Republicans close to Trump encouraged the president to let the ambassador come before the committees.
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Book Like a Boss knows you better than you know yourself (like any good assistant), so it can help you set aside some buffer time between appointments, plus make canceling or rescheduling a meeting a click away.
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Cannabis oil for epilepsy – what you need to know Re-criminalizing cannabis is worse than 1930s 'reefer madness' The next step in the process of making this CBD product available is rescheduling by the Drug Enforcement Agency.
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China would have been the fourth round of the Formula One season but that April 19 race in Shanghai was called off on Wednesday, with talk of rescheduling it later in the year even if that looks difficult.
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In an about-turn, the State Department announced Saturday that Tillerson would attend the NATO meeting after it was brought forward to later this week — a rescheduling that would have required consensus among all 28 NATO member countries.
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"At the direction of the County of Riverside and local health authorities, we must sadly confirm the rescheduling of Coachella and Stagecoach due to COVID-19 concerns," said a statement from Goldenvoice, the production company behind both festivals.
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"Every other time in the past the DEA has had a rescheduling petition before them in the past they've denied it, so there's not a strong history here to be optimistic about," said Angell, the medical marijuana advocate.
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Obama has indicated that legalizing or rescheduling marijuana or is not on his list of priorities for 2016, but Angell said it's significant that the DEA has said it will make its decision before the president leaves office.
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Formula One has cancelled its usual August shutdown, bringing it forward and extending it to three weeks in March and April in the hope of rescheduling races from earlier in the season, but that may be wishful thinking.
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Schedule 2 substances typically require a prescription to be distributed, and the state-legal marijuana dispensaries and retail outlets don't work through traditional prescriptions (they distribute "recommendations" for medical marijuana), so even rescheduling may not open up access.
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An Airbus spokesman confirmed the customized new A321neo version had "led to some rescheduling of aircraft deliveries," in combination with pressure from output increases and the queue of jets still waiting to be delivered from the engine crisis.
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If a therapist has been assigned to you and you cancel with less than an hour's notice, it's $215; if you cancel with less than 30 minutes before the appointment, you pay in full (fees are lower for rescheduling).
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SHANGHAI, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's airport said on Tuesday it will implement flight rescheduling, with flight movements expected to be affected, after China said widespread anti-government protests that halted flights a day earlier showed "sprouts of terrorism".
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Most peers I spoke to thought it would be a few weeks of rescheduling but in the course of the first week, it became evident that this was going to be a major blow industry-wide for several months.
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Banking association chief Salim Sfeir said that if the government was heading towards a debt rescheduling, this should happen in an orderly way through negotiations with bondholders, "especially investment funds abroad that have so far shown readiness to negotiate".
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BEIRUT, June 27 (Reuters) - Lebanon's finance minister said "matters are under control" on Thursday when asked about a Moody's credit analysis that saw an increased risk of a debt rescheduling or default due to slowing capital inflows and weaker deposit growth.
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"He would allow states to continue to make their own choices regarding legalization and would seek to make it easier to conduct research on marijuana's positive and negative health impacts by rescheduling it as a schedule 2 drug," he added.
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" John Hudak, an expert on marijuana policy at the Brookings Institution, has argued that the DEA's decision to expand the supply of research-grade marijuana is more important than rescheduling, but also says the current situation is a "classic catch-22.
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BEIRUT, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Lebanon's finance minister said on Friday there was "absolutely no intention of touching the value of Lebanese bonds", following a Bloomberg report that quoted him saying a fiscal reform plan being prepared included a debt rescheduling.
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So if you made plans this weekend and feel torn between keeping them or rescheduling so you can watch Sierra Burgess Is A Loser again, now you can have the best of both worlds and listen to "Sunflower" en route.
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LONDON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Lebanon's dollar-denominated sovereign bonds tumbled for a second day running on Friday following a report by Bloomberg quoting the finance minister that the fiscal reform plan which is being prepared included a rescheduling of debt.
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" However, it has ordered more aircraft, mostly in 2013 when it went on a jet-buying spree, and said in the statement that the "balance of the remaining orders will be defined at a later time through rescheduling, restructuring or reduction.
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U.S. District Judge Susie Morgan in New Orleans said Saints season ticket holders who sued over the game could not compel Commissioner Roger Goodell to enforce NFL rules letting him order a game's replaying or rescheduling after an "extraordinarily unfair" act.
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The "Medicine" singer, 49, had already kicked off her last of two shows at Madison Square Garden this weekend as part of her It's My Party tour when the lights went out, prompting an evacuation and rescheduling of her show.
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On Friday, it was announced that the 70-year-old singer was rescheduling two performances of The Million Dollar Piano in Las Vegas that were originally set for May 18 and 19 — the weekend of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding.
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MAPUTO, May 25 (Reuters) - State-owned Mozambique Asset Management (MAM) missed a May 23 deadline to make a $178 million loan repayment but remains in talks with creditors about rescheduling the debt, finance ministry spokesman Rogério Nkomo said on Wednesday.
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JOHANNESBURG, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Benguela Global Fund Managers wrote to Capitec this month, questioning the South African lender's policy on rescheduling problem loans, the South African fund manager said in a statement to its clients seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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HONG KONG, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's airport resumed operations on Wednesday, rescheduling hundreds of flights that had been disrupted over the past two days as protesters clashed with riot police in a deepening crisis in the Chinese-controlled city.
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Vice President Mike Pence took the precaution of rescheduling a trip to Egypt and Israel for January to be on hand this week, just in case his tie-breaking voting power is needed to ensure Senate passage of the tax bill.
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"He would allow states to continue to make their own choices regarding legalization and would seek to make it easier to conduct research on marijuana's positive and negative health impacts by rescheduling it as a schedule 2 drug," Bates said.
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But in all the talk about marijuana's schedule and the disappointment people are feeling, one thing is getting lost: The DEA made other changes that could put marijuana on an inevitable path toward rescheduling — and therefore easing restrictions on it.
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Still, the Democrats are playing hardball by not rescheduling the Cohen hearings for after Trump gets home, though given his penchant for inflammatory tweets and media skills, the notion that he will not be able to defend himself is not credible.
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BEIRUT, June 27 (Reuters) - Slowing capital inflows to Lebanon and weaker deposit growth increase the risk of a government response that will include a debt rescheduling or another liability management exercise that may constitute a default, Moody's Investors Service said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Talks aimed at settling a lawsuit questioning the competency of media mogul Sumner Redstone have hit an impasse and attorneys are rescheduling the depositions of key players, an attorney for Redstone's former girlfriend, who brought the lawsuit, said on Tuesday.
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Over the past three decades, the agency has rejected four previous rescheduling petitions, and in 1990 the DEA even went so far as to set aside a determination of its own administrative law judge in order to maintain cannabis Schedule I criminal status.
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"The increase in provisioning was primarily owing to the rise in number of corporate loans undergoing restructuring and rescheduling of their repayment to better match their projected cash flows arising from the subdued operating environment," the company said in a statement on Friday.
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The IOC and organisers are now faced with a massive undertaking of rescheduling the Games that has a multitude of moving parts with 33 sports involved and an additional price tag to the $12 billion already spent by Tokyo for the Olympics.
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The IOC and organizers are now faced with a massive undertaking of rescheduling the Games that has a multitude of moving parts with 33 sports involved and an additional price tag to the $12 billion already spent by Tokyo for the Olympics.
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Amtrak officials say the time has come to deviate from that upset-the-fewest-customers policy and accept more cancellations and rescheduling in the short term to prevent further derailments, which could result in injuries or worse to passengers and rail workers.
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Rescheduling the election is bound to come at a huge cost, not just for the redeployment of people and equipment, but for the scores of restaurant workers, market employees, taxi drivers and others who all missed a day of work Saturday to vote.
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European soccer's governing body insisted on Wednesday that Borussia Dortmund had agreed to the rapid rescheduling of its Champions League quarterfinal, responding to complaints by the German club about being forced to play a day after its bus was targeted by bombs.
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Mr. Christie, who has exchanged attacks with Senator Marco Rubio of Florida over who spends the least time worrying about their constituents, is not rescheduling his campaign events in New Hampshire this weekend, and is delegating some of the storm preparation to his deputies.
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WHISTLER, British Columbia (Reuters) - Euro zone lenders will put together a debt relief deal for Greece that will be credible to markets and involve a rescheduling of loans from the second Greek bailout, said Mario Centeno, chairman of the euro zone finance ministers group.
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Presidential spokesman Kim Eui-kyeom said Seoul did not believe it would mean that the second summit would not take place and a senior South Korean foreign ministry official said that while the rescheduling was regrettable, there was no need to "overthink the postponement".
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Open organisers said it was unthinkable for them to cancel the 2020 edition of the claycourt Grand Slam after they received a barrage of criticism for rescheduling the event in the middle of the hardcourt season because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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But late Tuesday, Mr. Miller said the court was rescheduling it to a later date, which was not yet set, and that it was instead expected to be heard by Chief Judge Robert E. Morin of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. video
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DUBAI, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Qatari energy companies are "actively engaged" in accommodating rescheduling or re-routing some requests for deliveries of Qatari oil and gas cargoes to China after the spread of the coronavirus, the Qatari energy minister said in a statement late on Wednesday.
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The four Democratic rallies in Western Pennsylvania, which were to focus on "what's at stake in this election and the importance of getting out to vote on November 6th," were called off with no notice on rescheduling, according to statements from the Casey campaign.
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Officials urge residents in affected regions to take preventative measures, such as using EPA-approved bug spray with DEET, wearing long-sleeved shirts and pants, and rescheduling outdoor events that take place during the peak mosquito-biting hours in the early morning or evening.
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Whatever he decides, his circle tells me they want to be ready to make moves re: AL SEN race... Rescheduling might also be knotty, Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill told AL.com, because people may have started voting via absentee ballot as of October 18.
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Hours after Scott announced on Twitter that he would be rescheduling his show in Buffalo due to illness, TMZ reported that Jenner's cheating suspicion had actually prompted the rapper to cancel the show and remain in Los Angeles, where the couple reportedly got into an argument.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong banks published full-page newspaper ads calling for law and order in the Chinese-ruled city and international jewelers sought the rescheduling of a huge trade fair as weeks of pro-democracy protests showed no sign of let-up on Thursday.
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"The ICC has ruled several times that its member states are obliged to arrest this fugitive from justice if he is on their territory, and multiple states have avoided or curtailed such visits by rescheduling conferences or making clear he risks arrest on their territory," she said.
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Airbus sales chief John Leahy expressed confidence that record production plans would be upheld, thanks in part to a strategy of building up spare orders, but some airlines that have dominated previous events are widely said to be quietly rescheduling their orders for Airbus or Boeing jets.
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The first few cases of returnees were moved up several days, and it wasn't even clear that migrants knew about the rescheduling; DHS prosecutors didn't have an answer when one immigration judge asked how they could contact people in Mexico to tell them the new date.
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Kemp also cited the current coronavirus crisis in his statement to TechCrunch, and while that doesn't look like it contributed to any technical issues, the ongoing global pandemic definitely seems likely to impact any attempted work that would involve repairs or rescheduling the launch at this time.
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In between a morning of meetings and organizing my work to-do list, I knock off a few personal to-do items — I make eye doctor appointments for both my daughter and me for early next month and finally get around to rescheduling a dentist cleaning for her.
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Lee Igel, a clinical associate professor at the New York University Institute for Global Sport, said that leagues will most likely treat suspended seasons like lockout-shortened ones, rather than face the logistical nightmare of rescheduling games but, at this point, no one knows what the future holds.
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"Despite the inclusion of fiscal consolidation measures in the draft 2019 budget, slowing capital inflows and weaker deposit growth increase the risk that the government's response will include a debt rescheduling or another liability management exercise that may constitute a default under our definition," the Moody's report said.
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Related: How America's legal weed is changing the black market and influencing Mexican cartels A recent analysis by John Hudak, deputy director of the Center for Effective Public Management at the Brookings Institute, concluded that it's unlikely rescheduling would force states to alter their existing medical and recreational marijuana markets.
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On Sunday, the Okaz newspaper reported, citing unnamed sources, that the central bank had told banks to postpone for a month receiving payments on such loans as part of the rescheduling process - a fresh sign that banks are being required to bear much of the burden of Saudi Arabia's austerity drive as oil prices sag.
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However, multiply the time it takes to post that message by 400, roughly the number of internal deadlines per issue of WIRED, and we're talking considerable friction, particularly when more pressing, bandwidth-sucking matters arise, like clearing legal hurdles on a true-crime story or rescheduling a photoshoot in Dubai due to a sandstorm.
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In addition to a legion of federal lawmakers demanding the Schedule downgrade of a substance that millions of Americans are now permitted under state law to use for medical purposes, there has been a major push over the past few months for President Obama to initiate the rescheduling process before he leaves the White House.
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Every decision I've made over the past months — washing my hands until they chap and bleed, rescheduling a dental appointment from the chair when the hygienist reveals that she's "a little under the weather" — I've made not for my own benefit, but for the kicking, punching, blood sugar-spiking creature wreaking havoc beneath my skin.
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To this end, the researchers' model found that over a 10-year window, reductions in chronic pain prescribing, rescheduling painkillers to increase restrictions on them, and prescription drug monitoring programs actually increase opioid-related deaths by as much as the tens of thousands — because they increase heroin deaths more than they cut painkiller deaths.
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As House leaders struggled to negotiate with holdouts in the hopes of rescheduling the vote, Mr. Trump sent senior officials to the Capitol with a blunt message: He would agree to no additional changes, and Republicans must either support the bill or resign themselves to leaving President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement in place.
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"Despite the inclusion of fiscal consolidation measures in the draft 2019 budget, slowing capital inflows and weaker deposit growth increase the risk that the government's response will include a debt rescheduling or another liability management exercise that may constitute a default under our definition," Moody's said in a June 25 credit analysis of Lebanon.
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Read more: 'Look forward to rescheduling': Trump scraps trip to Denmark after its prime minister rejected his idea of buying GreenlandFrederiksen acted measured at a Wednesday news conference, telling reporters she received the news about the visit "with regret and surprise," but emphasizing that Trump's split decision would not "change the character of our good relations."
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While it remains unknown how DEA will respond to the current rescheduling efforts before it, it is apparent that reclassifying cannabis from I to II — the same category as cocaine — falls woefully short of the sort of federal reform necessary to appropriately reflect America's emerging understanding of the marijuana plant and how best to regulate its consumption.
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Schiff also said he has signed on to two formal invites -- one inviting FBI Director James Comey and NSA Director Mike Rogers to return to the House intelligence committee and a second rescheduling the public hearing with former acting Attorney General Sally Yates, former CIA Director John Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
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Related: The Supreme Court Rejected a Lawsuit That Could Have Derailed Weed Legalization The memo, which was first spotted by Matt Ferner of the Huffington Post, also revealed that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has completed a scientific and medical analysis on the safety and effectiveness of cannabis, and submitted its rescheduling recommendation to the DEA.
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Yet not long after it announced its timeline, support for having the Games this summer continued to crumble as Canada said it would not send its athletes, Australia told its athletes to prepare for a rescheduling of the event to 2021 and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan acknowledged the Olympics might not go on as planned.
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ORCUTT: Since Queen was released, there's been a lot to digest, between the album itself, the numbers it did, her reaction to said numbers, her airing out Safaree, her sticking up for Normani at the VMAs, her rescheduling her tour, her Beats 1 Radio Show, and her making what felt like a refreshing and overdue but at times tense press run.
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But even the Trump administration seems to be lightening up as of late: Last week, pressured by a court order, the DEA announced it might finally begin approving applications for institutions to study cannabis for research purposes—an initial step that some advocates say could lead to rescheduling, but should, in the very least, allow more clinical trials to be performed.
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" The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) and Paralympic Committee (CPC) said: "The COC and CPC urgently call on the International Olympic Committee (IOC), and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) to postpone the Games for one year and we offer them our full support in helping navigate all the complexities that rescheduling the Games will bring.
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" Many experts read the latter comment as a request for Seoul to cancel or postpone its annual military exercises with the U.S. Scott Snyder, senior fellow for Korea Studies and director of the Program on U.S.-Korea Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, said calling off or rescheduling the drills is "not a prospect the Pentagon is not going to easily or willingly entertain.
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The announcement echoed (with Trumpian capitalization) a similar letter Pelosi sent Trump on Wednesday in which she suggested rescheduling Trump's State of the Union "after [the] government has re-opened" or for Trump to deliver his speech in writing instead of on TV. Pelosi said that because the Secret Service had not been funded in the shutdown, the State of the Union's security could not be guaranteed.
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A former ACU staffer with direct knowledge of the group's multiyear contract with the event's host venue, the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in Maryland, said it includes a "force majeure" clause that allows the group to postpone the event in the event of an epidemic, although the former staffer noted that such venues are often booked in advance, making rescheduling difficult in practice.
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WHAT WE'RE READING Immigrants, the poor, and minorities gain sharply under health act (New York Times) VA hasn't fixed wait time problems, watchdog finds (USA Today) Study: About half of women may benefit from mammograms at 40 (HealthDay) Rescheduling marijuana: What the move would mean for researchers (The Oregonian) IN THE STATES Medicaid expansion to save Louisiana $677 million over next 5 years (Times-Picayune) De Blasio announces plan to combat Zika virus in New York (CBS New York) Mississippi health department head says cuts will cripple agency (Clarion-Ledger) ICYMI FROM THE HILL: Clinton 'appalled' at Sanders on abortion http://bit.
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S. stocks pause after five-day rally; dollar rebounds * MIDEAST STOCKS-Qatar hits highest in nearly 2 years, financials lift most Gulf markets * Oil falls nearly 2 pct amid global economy concerns but ends week higher * PRECIOUS-Gold gains as stocks slip; en route to 4th weekly gain * U.S.-led coalition withdrawing equipment from Syria * Iran's Zarif calls Iran-focused summit in Poland a "desperate circus" * POLL-Turkish cenbank seen holding rates as inflation retreats from 15-yr high * Syria says Israel fired missiles toward Damascus, hit airport warehouse * Lebanon dollar-bonds tumble after debt rescheduling report * Turkey's military reinforces on border with Syria's Idlib * Pompeo says good outcome possible for both Turkey and Syrian Kurds * U.S. not looking to grant further Iran oil sales waivers - U.S. official * Egypt's GASC says deadline for offers for vegetable oils tender Tuesday * Egypt's current account deficit narrows in July-Sept quarter -c.
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